Towards Automated Initial Probe Placement in Transthoracic Teleultrasound Using Human Mesh and Skeleton Recovery
Towards Automated Initial Probe Placement in Transthoracic Teleultrasound Using Human Mesh and Skeleton Recovery explores Automating initial probe placement in teleultrasound using RGB images and mixed reality guidance.. Commercial viability score: 3/10 in Medical AI.
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